Internet Basics : How Wireless Internet Cards Work

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Wireless Internet cards work by communicating with a wireless router or hub effectively using radio signals. Discover how wireless Internet cards work with help from an IT consultant in this free video on Internet cards.

Expert: Christopher Noble
Contact: www.doglikehorse.com
Bio: Christopher Noble is an IT entrepreneur who was instrumental in building two successful IT companies.
Filmmaker: Antonio Villagomez



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